China Entertainment: Indulge in Vanity Fair

， I personally feel that an inappropriate analogy is that a movie is a car, the script is roughly equal to the master design, and the producer is roughly equal to the workshop manager, who is responsible for controlling the cost and quality of each link. In my opinion, the director is roughly equal to a senior assembler. You, an assembler who doesn't understand the design drawings, make random changes and put them on the market, claiming that this is art and that the car uses parts, engines, etc. From famous brand manufacturers. Then when the customer buys it and drives it, oh well, breaking down is a trivial matter, and he is afraid that it will fall apart if it is not driven on the road. Of course, I am not in the film and television industry, so I don't know much about this aspect, so I made an inappropriate metaphor, but I think it should be more vivid. Since an assembler doesn't know anything other than assembly, why not let other professionals do this?       ，，，        ，，，

The meaning of preaching is too strong. The production center and the director center have their own pros and cons. Blindly belittling one or the other is problematic. Both actually coexist domestically and in Hollywood. What is suitable for the national conditions is good. At present, the boundaries between the two are also narrowing. The economic base determines the superstructure. The reason why the original director loves to make literary films is partly related to the small capacity of domestic theaters and their respective operations, as well as too much piracy. To put it bluntly, the economic base is not good enough.

Finally, there is a novel that is no longer about being reborn and just following the successful path of others, rather than creating your own path. The best thing about this novel, I feel, is that while taking the path of others' success despite knowing the opportunity, you are also trying to find your own path, and even lead China Entertainment to a more successful path.

The writing in this book is okay, but it's better not to write about the post-85s generation!

Does anyone really believe that the younger brother is a son? If you say she slept with Hong, then I believe it, but if she gave birth to a son, I really don't believe it. Sister Bayi is very ambitious and clearly wants to be popular, so she has been filming so hard that she has no time to give birth to a son.

The company shares Hu Ying 30, Zhang 10, Jiao 2, you 58, and then you have to release, distribute and publicize, and share theaters. If the box office is 100 million, the producer can get 40 or 40 million, and then remove 1,500 from the distribution and publicity, and then there are 7 million from investors, which will be divided among the public The company has 18 million, and then you can get a little over 1,000. You haven't received the next investment and still need to use it. You can wait until the movie is released before giving out the shares. I don't understand. Don't say that you have no resources. Don't you have a good father? You have to delay a little longer. Good things are worth waiting for. The writing is average.

Apart from the one in vain, this is the second book I saw Fan and I followed it. I like tall and plump people like Fan and Jiang Xin.

The rest is okay. This is a refreshing article without any requirements, but there is one area where I am too mentally retarded. The way I deal with the media's rumors is too low-level. They always come out to refute the rumors. One day they say you are a drug addict, and tomorrow they say you are a prostitute. You don't have to do anything to just refute the rumors? Where is the sailor you raised? Do you know that your refutation of rumors will only lead to new rumors? Why don't you follow others? Check out how those celebrity director groups do public relations.

It's very well written. I don't know why I started resisting posting a certain voice recently. I feel like I'm not being biased because I'm speaking out for injustice, but in fact I'm being biased! I didn't feel it once or twice, but the more times it happened, I started to wonder, is there a problem with me or with society? Of course I have no problem, but society has a problem? Of course there is no problem, but why am I being used as a gunman invisibly? I feel something is wrong but I can't explain it. Later, I gradually stopped swiping it. I only looked at the thighs. I didn't express my opinion when I saw it. I just supported the follow-up statement. There are always some shadows under the sun. You can't expect that there will be no shadow at all. That's impossible. As long as the light is greater than the darkness, that's fine. Finally, I hope the author will restrain himself from what he says about these aspects, so that he won't be invisible one day.

Couldn't you write more about China Entertainment? It's engaged in so many private goods, and it's also a cultural invasion. It's off topic, right?

The more I watch it, the more annoying it becomes. The protagonist is being fucked every day. It's really annoying! How about the protagonist simply be a bad guy, worse than the villain?

Who doesn't know the benefits of the producer-centered system? Hollywood is demonstrating it. The problem is that there are not many directors who can seriously make a complete movie. It's a producer-centered system. There are only a few commercial directors who can make money, and major companies are supporting them. If you want to put a producer on top of them, they will tell you to leave. A lot of investors are queuing up to get on board.

There are too many private things and it's very annoying to be a teacher. Skip these. Overall, the writing is good. The female characters are all outstanding.

Weak little wife

I like entertainment novels with my own opinions, please author Jun Chong!

I'm very curious about Xu Dongdong being written about now. She is not considered pretty in the entertainment industry. She just has a good figure. Her popularity is also low now.

The character cards are very spiritual. I like them.

In fact, many women in the entertainment industry are just famous, and their faces will form inertia. For example, Liu Yifei was stunningly beautiful when she was a child, but when she got older, she couldn't compare to many others. However, novels love to write about her because her impression is in those three TV series. I think the woman chosen by the author is very spiritual, good-looking, and has a good figure. It doesn't have to be famous to be famous. You are just thinking inertia. Of course, apart from Nazha, who has such an absolute face, are others like Liu Yifei and Zhao Liying good-looking? Otherwise!

I saw that I was going to give away dozens of shares of the company to two people who had no background and limited resources, so I gave up. I still had the nerve to explain it in the comment area. You are a fool to explain. The reader is assuming the role of the protagonist, a character who is bound to succeed. However, you are still engaged in charity. Who can read it?

I read it elsewhere and gave up after reading over a hundred chapters. It seems patriotic, but in reality there are too many private goods. Even people like Tak-han Ip and Johnnie To are licked, and questionable stars are used in movies. It looks like professional preaching, but in fact it is copied from Baidu. Three movies, "Heart of the Burning Sun", "Paint Brush" and "The Legend of White Snake" are released. Why don't you know the box office location of White Snake? Is it Baidu? "Painting on the Wall" is a follow-up work, but you can watch it, and "White Snake" is too lazy to mention. Even if it is a personal preference for movies, at least one must have an aesthetic understanding of movies. Summary: Cool article but no basic understanding, too many private articles.

I finally understand why I didn't read this book last time. First, the protagonist took the initiative to pimp, but before the investor even had the idea, he brought it up first. Before he began to bring in private goods, let me not talk about whether your private goods were right or not. First, let me get rid of the discomfort that the protagonist felt when pimping in the first two chapters! This makes me feel psychologically uncomfortable one second, and the next second you start pretending to be a saint. You have to help me get used to it! Uncomfortable 😣

To distribute shares, you have to let readers see its value. Find a group of people whose abilities can be replaced and whose backgrounds are not as powerful as the protagonist's. This is not bullshit. The role of the shares must be irreplaceable. If you have a big background and great ability, you can make a fortune together. I am speechless. Give it to those who have the ability but lack the platform.

Give Fa Xiao almost half of the shares? You might as well let the film studio take a stake directly, otherwise how can you let others open the back door for you?

Just like that, there are too many private goods. As of now, China Entertainment has not been able to become the number one movie in Asia, let alone the world. I just watch movies directed by China Entertainment just for fun, whether it's a harem or a single female lead, as long as the plot is fun. The author has something, but the whole novel is full of private goods. It's quite exciting to read a few chapters, but the whole novel is full of private goods and it's a bit disgusting. I can only give 2 stars for a 4-star book.

How to put it this way, the overall level is average, but the criticism from all aspects is very impetuous. Although the movie war with the United States and the West is a bit ridiculous, overall it still makes people want to continue watching it. It is rated as medium to high.

I don't recommend reading it, it's just obscene and not satisfying.

The two female character cards are very attractive to me. They are both people who speak great principles.

Yes, it is rare that an entertainment article really becomes an entertainment article, without the old way of traffic articles, but it is a bit verbose. I can talk less about professional knowledge, update faster, and write more about the process.

This book can be said to be the most in-depth article I have ever read on entertainment! The revelation of cultural invasion is clear! The analysis of the capital boss is spot on! I admire the author's profound knowledge! Great book, five-star review!

Looking at the movie that the author created in the beginning, the only highlight is the big drama of a few unknown actresses. In the later chapters, he dares to write a plot that will explode at the box office, which is really insulting to the reader's intelligence. I'm just curious. Do netizens need to go to the cinema if they want to watch Bo Mei?